Bartlett House

The food here is fantastic. I got the beet salad for lunch and it was absolutely refreshing! I recommend ordering online because the wait can be very long, but it's definitely worth it.
I got half a dozen pastries and two coffees here one morning as well and everything was great! I was in a bit of a rush and they were super quick with making the drinks and they were superb. I got the blueberry rose latte and my husband got the mocha - they're small drinks but every sip is delicious. The pastries are completely out of this world. Do not skip them!

The Bartlett House is a hidden gem in the Hudson Valley/Albany Plains area! Beautiful train house transformed into a bakery/coffee shop. This is a must stop. Baguettes, baked goods, milkshakes, everything is delicious. It is a little expensive but it's worth it for the quality food and friendly service. Not too far off the Taconic so it's a great stop.

Staff 10/10, Decor 10/10, Coffees 10/10, Porridge 10/10, Boston Cream 10/10, Sitting space 40/30

I don’t know what’s going on with the rest of the building, but it would be awesome if they added another layer for seating and Game play upstairs.

Other than that, 10/10

Fantastic breakfast food, coffee, pastries, fresh bread!

Delicious bakery! The plum galette and croissants were the stars of the show, but every baked good is made in small batches and with precision. Though we didn't try it, the weekend brunch options looked yummy as well!

Great food. Star was the burger. Pistachio croissant was amazing too. Really slow service. Waited 40 mins for food. Had to prompt wait staff for utensils.

This was a great find for us for pastries. The pistachio croissant are just fantastic. So is the ham and cheese croissant. Frankly, you can’t really go wrong with anything here.

Very pleasant experience. The sitting area gets packed rather quickly and could use a staff member to organize seating but otherwise no complaints. I would return again.

Bartlett House is one of our favorites, and our return this last weekend (after a full year) was a delicious return. Croissants were sold out, so no pistachio croissants, but our two sandwiches were scrumptious. Although it was well past noon, we enjoyed breakfast sandwiches.
The service was just fine.
And we plan to go back to 'embers' the new outdoor grill set-up.

Food was good. Not the biggest selection, but what we had was bomb (fried chicken sando, ham sando, French onion soup). Bit of a line to get seated, but worth it. On the expensive side. Cool history and an in depth vibe. Worth the stop for lunch or brunch.